Prince Louis of Battenberg Lauded in Baltimore Welcome
Royal visitors drew a rousing reception in Baltimore as Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg and party toured burned district sections. Mayor and officials greeted them at City Hall while crowds cheered and observers noted the city’s industrial heartbeat and security arrangements during the prince’s brief visit.
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Prince of Battenberg Praises U S Naval Academy Visit
Rear Admiral Land of Hattenberg accompanied by Rear Admiral Sands inspeсted the Annapolis Naval Academy. The prince toured Bancroft Hall and the administration wing, praised the thorough training, and spoke of American pride in its naval officers.
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Launch Collision Between British and American Boats Off Annapolis
An American and a British launch collided last night near Annapolis. The British launch from HMAS Como was severely damaged and later hauled aboard, sinking. The American launch had no damage. one British sailor jumped overboard and was rescued by an American tar. No casualties were reported.
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Como
Progress in Todd case arrests expected after inquiry
Special to the Washington Post from York reports that the District Attorney's office intensifies its Todd case probe with witness statements from Sinclai, Tousey, Gordon Hastings and Radcliffe. An additional witness will confirm Lockwood’s claim of two wills, one naming Mrs Tousey as executrix, and charges of conspiracy may be forwarded to Philadelphia authorities.
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Todd
Ingersoll Lockwood
Philadelphia
Alabama Towns at War Over County Records Feud
One hundred citizens from Daphne march on Bay Minette to seize Baldwin County records and return them to Daphne. The armed posse, including deputy sheriffs, travels by steamer and is expected to reach Bay Minette around 3 am amid fears of renewed violence. The feud stems from a 1900 act moving the courthouse to Bay Minette and a long legal battle. The Daphnettes recount an earlier incident when armed men carried records and prisoners to Bay Minette. The situation is serious.
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Unemployed men recruited for factory labor strikes
Chicago reports a plan to form a standing army of unemployed workers recruited by employers and held ready to move within days to disrupt large strikes. The scheme, developed by the local employers' association, will be put to the Citizens Industrial Association convention in St Louis next week.
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Dunne Opinion Unchanged on Sunday Closing
Chicago ministers urge Mayor Dunne to enforce Sunday closing of saloons. About fifty Congregational pastors met and voted to memorialize the mayor, seeking a clear stance on law enforcement. Dunne replied that he has not changed his views and believes the public does not want saloons closed on Sundays.
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Cullom Predicts Yellow Fever Epidemic in Havana
Havana Nov 7 General surprise is expressed at United States Senator Cullom s recent statement that a yellow fever epidemic is imminent in Havana. Authorities remain indifferent to the sewer project and Palma s message to Congress yesterday did not mention it. The public hopes Congress will authorize Havana s slowing contract and appropriate funds against the work.
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Breakfast Luncheon Biscuits Use Royal Baking Powder
A short note describes making small biscuits as a light dessert. Use Royal Baking Powder to ensure proper rise. Bake just before meals and serve hot with butter and honey or jam.
New Italian Immigration Scheme Faces US Ban
Immigrant inducement plan noted in Italy involves two firms, Unione Meridionale and La Ligure Americana, selling $8 policies guaranteeing repayment of deportation costs if immigrants fail to land in America. Steamship lines sponsor the policies. Law officers find the scheme violates express prohibition, though authorities have not yet decided whether to act.
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Immgration Bureau
Heiress Missing as Chicago mother hunts for daughter
A struggling Chicago mother seeks her child believed to be living with a West Side relative after the relative disappeared with the child. The girl is billed as heir to a $50,000 German estate through her grandmother. The German consul intervened, aiding the search, as the mother works nights as a restaurant cook following her husband’s death.
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Circus Animals Escape After Temple Texas Train Wreck
A train carrying circus paraphernalia wrecked near Temple Texas on November 7 causing most animals to flee into nearby woods. Panic spread through rural areas as the split train cars came together in the collision.
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Boy Shot In Quarrel At Home Injures 13 Year Old
Eugena Washington, a colored boy aged thirteen, was shot in the forehead at 2238 Pomeroy Court NW by Edmond Skinner after a quarrel with a companion. He was taken to Freeman's Hospital in serious condition, and police of the Eighth precinct arrested the assailant.
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New York
Spencerian Buiness College
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Fire damage reports from multiple northwest DC addresses
Yesterday's fire record lists incidents at 710 8 m Pennsylvania avenue NW occupying Cololyns Brosom and Larber shop. 316 1090 a m 2686 Virginia Ave NW owned by Daniel Morgan and occupied by Eben Jackson. 110 1145 m 1911 Q Street NW owned and occupied by Mrs Charles W. Aimith. 4 11 BO a m in front of 480 Seventh Street NW motor vehicle owned by BL W Clarke. 3250 1248 p m box 686 Felce alarm 300 m 1338 R Street NW linked to Ellen Mazon. 146 B Street SE occupied by Samuel Chapman. 3936 Fourth Street Opthweat occupied by six families. 60 72 S13 Eleventh Street SW occupied by H H Mullineux with defective dust.
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Demage
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W Clarke
R Street
Ellen Mazon
Portheast
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Fourth Street
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Mullineux
Mrs Quiggle Improves After Tragedy Insanity Suspected
Mrs Washington J Quiggle survives gunshot wounds after husband shot her then killed himself. Dr White said she may recover though she was conscious much of yesterday. She spoke of future plans and suspected life insurance of 10 000 plus monthly allowance. Braxton Mohler and Mrs Wilcox testified domestic life troubled but amiable. Coroner ruled suicide, Undertaker arranged interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Police inspection awards flag to best drilled precinct
The annual police department inspection began yesterday with Maj Sylvester and aides reviewing the First Third and Seventh precincts and continuing by precincts this week. Capt James F Oyster Col Burton R Ross Capt Francis E Cross and Lieut Williams joined the rounds. The best drilled precinct will receive a flag. First precinct inspected at 1, Third at 2:80, Seventh at 4, all in new dark blue winter uniforms with white gloves and shining badges.
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Police
Extension bill disfavored by district commissioners
Engineers oppose Joseph Button of Richmond Va and his extension plan for Massachusetts avenue from Tennallytown road to the District line. The bill would exempt Button syndicate land from opening the avenue in exchange for land dedication for Jollet street extension. Commissioners say the syndicate must restore the original dedication or oppose the bill. New schooner Herbert D Maxwell launched at Bath Maine. Four masted vessel built for Maryland Delaware capitalists to sail to New York under Capt W F Quillin. Consular appointments: Willam J Fike named American consul at Glauchau and William R Hessen named consul at Zittau.
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College Boys Clash as GW and Georgetown Fight on Avenue
More than 400 students from George Washington University and Georgetown clashed for two hours on Pennsylvania Avenue and near the Treasury, smashing hats and tearing clothes. Police broke up the mêlée after multiple rushes, with one arrest and a later release after posting six dollars collateral.
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Tributes to Farquhar Highlight Philosophy Society Meeting
The Society for Philosophical Inquiry at George Washington University honored Edward Farquhar, longtime secretary, with tributes. Henry Farquhar elected recording secretary. Keppler Hoyt to cover temporarily. The group adopted a memorial and planned a season on pragmatism with Frank Sewall ordered to prepare a paper.
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Keppler Hoyt
Frank Sewall
George le Raymond
William T Harris
Edward Steele
Lester F Ward
Risley Seward
Sterrett
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Farquhar
Willison F Hough
Lieut Hollinberger Dead After Thirty Years Police Service
Louis H Hollinberger longtime Washington police lieutenant and detective bureau chief died at 607 B street southeast after a month-long illness from a cold. Born in Baltimore February 16, 182 he served the force since 1860s, rising from sergeant to lieutenant and inspector of detectives before retirement in 1900. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Young Clergy in Missionary Work. The Junior Clergy Missionary Association in Washington plans educational mission work with a large mass meeting led by Rev Yet Tin Kong at Flinty Parish Hall tomorrow at 5.
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Counterfeit ten dollar Series 1901 note report
Treasury investigators found a photo process counterfeit $10 buffalo note described as Series 1901 with check letter C and plate number unreadable. Notes show same serial 17601280 and lack proper relief on Lewi s and Clark portraits with flat features. Back color good but engraving poor and fibers attempted to imitate genuine paper.
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United States
Buffalo
J W Lyons
Ellis If Roberts
Lewia
Clark
Case Not Ready for Appeal in Bank Tax Case
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear the Citizens National Bank of Danville Kentucky versus The State of Kentucky because the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling is not final. The case must be completed in Kentucky courts before the high court will act. The State seeks to collect taxes on bank shares under a 190 statute. the bank argues the law is unconstitutional.
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United States Supreme Court
Citizens’ National Bank of
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